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Partner With KCS

Put Your Brand Behind The Battles.

Back the events, dancers, and stories moving KCS forward.

What KCS is

Built Around The Competition.

KCS brings rankings, tournaments, sanctioned 1v1 battles, dancer profiles, event coverage, and battle media together around the season.

Partnership principle

Support KCS. Keep Competition Independent.

Partner support can strengthen events, production, media, travel, promotion, community access, and fan experience. Official judging, rankings, brackets, safety decisions, discipline, appeals, and competition outcomes remain independent.

Read Integrity Standards

Featured relationships

Brands, media, creative, and community partners

Relationship labels describe the public role shown by KCS. Specific rights, deliverables, or obligations depend on the applicable agreement.

Partner Integrity

Partnership nevercontrols competition.

KCS partner and sponsor relationships may support events, media, promotion, community growth, and fan experience while official competition decisions remain independent.

Clear relationships

Partner, collaborator, sponsor, brand, and organization references are informational or promotional and do not create broader legal relationships unless expressly stated.

Permission matters

KCS should maintain appropriate permission, license, approval, or relationship documentation for logos, names, images, sponsor marks, and collaborative promotional materials where required.

Competition stays independent

Sponsors, partners, and collaborators may not improperly influence judging, rankings, bracket decisions, safety decisions, discipline, appeals, or official competition outcomes.

Partnership Opportunities

Start with the objective

Tell KCS what your organization is trying to support, who you want to reach, what event or media property you are interested in, and what value you can bring to dancers, spectators, production, or community access.

Before You Submit

Make the fit clear

Useful inquiries identify the brand or organization, the proposed collaboration, the relevant event or media surface, expected deliverables, timing, and a contact who can discuss the opportunity.